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Estacada - Molalla
Firm Would Quit4
Two Bus Routes
PORTLAND (UP) Permission
to abandon two bus routes and to
iase another was asked by
Estacada-Molalla Stages, Inc., Wed
nesday at a bearing before Ex
aminer Ralph Taylor of the Ore
gon Public Utilities Coemmission.
E. G. Larson of Gresham, co-
manager of the firm, testified that
it proposes to abandon routes
along Spring Water Road from
Estacada to Carver, and on State
Highway 211 from Molalla to Col-ton.
Etiquette Expert Notes Some
Hollywood Manners Horrible9
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Hollywood Writer"
urn t wnnn fTTtIrtiiotta
expert Amy Vanderbilt, the Emily
Post of television, walked correct
ly into movietown Wednesday to
observe some Hollywoodites have
"horrible manners.
Miss Vanderbilt, of that famous
Jdan,.is going on TV in September
to contribute to your education by
giving five-minute filmed lessons
on how to kiss in public and what
to do with your pinky : while eat
ing chicken. - --
As a starter she visited Holly
wood from her Westport, Conn.,
home and decided her famed book
on etiquette should be read among
the palm trees.
Kept Her Divorce Quiet
"Many stars are thrust into
great wealth, utterly unprepared
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social expert said.
"Why, often engagements are
announced here before ; getting a
divorce! And divorces are publi
cized in horrible taste. .
"I got a divorce last March,
she added; "and you never heard
anything about it."
Miss Vanderbilt was interviewed
at lunch, and I can testify that
pa tin? with an etiauette exserL
let alone a Vanderbilt, is an or-
ileal aru tuu avrua. 1J. VU1 Ulb OCUBU
dressing server or use a spoon?
Decides on Spoon
j "Most 'successful people have a
smatterinz of good i manners,'
Miss Vanderbilt continued. "But
what I'm concerned with,-is how
deep, the manners go, and I de
cided to, Jisa the fiDoon. . .
Miss Vanderbilt refused to name
i the "worst-mannered filmsters be
' cause I want to be constructive
so why go into the George Rafts
and Zsa Zsa Gabors?
Her list of best-mannered male
stars includes Boris, Karloff
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("quiet and a perfect gentleman).
Gregory Peck, Bill -Holden, Gary
Cooper. Ray Milland, Danny Kaye
( I like the way. he behaved with
the queen and princess in Eng
land"), Fred Astairey Raymond
Massey and Hoay Camuchael
(Hoagy is quite a flower arrang
er.") - . .
Finds 18 Ladies r
The 10 ladies she found in Holly
wood were Irene Dunne, Esther
Williams, Barbara Stanwyck, Deb
orah Kerr, Rosalind Russell, Ann
Blyth, Greer G arson, Grace Kelly.
Lena Home ("delightful, great
poise") and Audrey Hepburn.
Miss vanderbilt enjoys being a
TV etiquette star, "except for that
awful make-up
"But at dinner parties people
are always uneasy until they find
I am the same at all times," she
smiled graciously,' and I put my
elbows back on the table.
Annexation at
Portland, to Be
Election Issue
PORTLAND (UPWPortland vo
ters in the November elections will
decide whether a large part of the
Ardenwald district should be add
ed to the city. : r,
The city council Thursday or
dered the ' issue placed on the
ballot after it beard both aides of
the question from delegations from
the district. 5 ,
. 'The area proposed for. annexa
tion is bounded on the north by the
Clackamas-Multnomah county line,
on the west by the Southern Pa
cific tracks, on the south by the
Mflwanlde city limits and on the
1 SE 37th and 39th avenues. .
Climbers Get
Musician Off
Famed Peak
ASPEN, Colo. (UP)-Four ex
pert climbers braved rain storms
and high altitude cold last night
to rescue a- musician who' fell ill
near the top of 14,300-foot North
Maroon BelL "
Sheriff Lorain Berwick said the
rescuers found Arthur Grossman,
19, Oklahoma City, on the steep
slopes of the famed-peak about
1000 feet from the summit. They
brought him down 2000 feet to a
road, where a car took him back
to Aspen.
Young Grossman Is second ba-
soonist with the 'Aspen Festival
Orchestra. Bob Craig, Aspen, a
member , of the recent K-2 expe
dition in. the Himalayas, led Sandy
Sabbatinl, Tony Woerndle ; and
Sepp Kessler, all instructors at
the Aspen Sta School, to the
rescue.
Industries on
Water ways of
U.S.' Increase
WALLA WALLA (UP) Indus
trial development along the inland
waterways of the United States
continued to expand during the
second quarter of the current year,
Herbert G. West, executive vice
president of the Inland Empire
waterways Association,; said
today. ;. : :, -y : .
West said S3 water! sites were
chosen for: industrial expansion
during the quarter. ' -i
"Surveys show," said West, "that
investments of industry along in
land waterways are running into
hundreds of millions of dollars each
month. Of this investment, two in
dustrial expansion projects were
listed for the Columbia; river." ,
One of these projects was the
12-million dollar chemical and fer
tilizer plant of the Columbia River
Chemicals Co. at Attalia. The other
was a mulU-million-dollar urolect
of Puget Sound Power and light
ijo., location ot wnicn nas not been
announced. , ,; a
Ethel Merman
In Ice Packs
HOLLYWOOD (UP) Singing
star Ethel Merman was bedded in
her hotel room today with a severe
attack of appendicitis.;
Dr. Sam Herzikoff Said he was
administering ice packs, penicillin
shots and baby food to the actress
in the hope of postponing an oper
ation until after she finishes work
in a picture, "There s fto Business
Like Show Business."!
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Work to Start
OnFishway
SEATTLE (UP) The Stat Fish
eries Department today announced
it received a low bid of $143,585
for construction of a 280-foot baffle
fishway on the Kalama river near
Locgview.
The bid was entered by Lee
Hoffman of Beaverton, Or, .
The Kalama fishway is part of
the department's program to open
up new spawning and rearing
areas for natural propagation of
salmon. '. . i .
British railways have 500 dif
ferent types of steam locomotives,
but plan to reduce the number
to 12..
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'Best Means'
Of Advertising
PORT? LAN D (UP)- Oregon
newspapers have been selected by
the Kemper group of insurance
companies as the basic medium
for a statewide advertising cam
paign forj this fall and next spring,
it was announced here today. -
V. J. Ebaugh, Seattle,' resident
secretary of Lumbermens Mutual
Casualty Company and affiliated
Kemper (companies, said a study
of various advertising media by
the Kemper companies has con
vinced officials that "newspaper
advertising is . the best means to
get our sitory to the public."
Coon Requests
That U.S. Stop
Taxing Rodeos
WASHINGTON (UP)-Rep. Sam
Coon (R-Ore.) has-asked the gov
ernment to stop taxing rodoes.
Coon, who was a cattleman in
eastern Oregon for 22 years before
coming to Washington, urged an
amendment to ,the general tax re
vision bill repealing the federal ad
missions tax on non.-profit com
munity rodoes and historial pag
eants. --T-'-; " , : : '
Coon introduced bill in Con
gress in March asking for relief
of a roded tax. The Senate ap
proved a similar measure this
month for an amendment to the
general revenue bill.
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